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Heard On The Hill

Inuit carver’s new West Block sculpture ‘part of the healing,’ reconciliation

Plus, the Canadian Press and National Post are losing their top editors, CPAC launches its Democracy Project, and the Donner Canadian Foundation shortlists your next read.

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Heard On The Hill

Inuit carver’s new West Block sculpture ‘part of the healing,’ reconciliation

Plus, the Canadian Press and National Post are losing their top editors, CPAC launches its Democracy Project, and the Donner Canadian Foundation shortlists your next read.

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Bill Fox digs into how social media, online journalism have completely transformed the way we do politics

The Hill Times’ Top 100 Best Books in 2022

The Political Party in Canada fills a crucial gap for a comprehensive, updated study of Canadian political parties

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Heard On The Hill

Inuit carver’s new West Block sculpture ‘part of the healing,’ reconciliation

Plus, the Canadian Press and National Post are losing their top editors, CPAC launches its Democracy Project, and the Donner Canadian Foundation shortlists your next read.

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